While you’re waiting for your Matadors……..
I thought I would share with you how I coped waiting for my Matadors. It’s a loooong story with a lot to learn. I started this thread back in June 2011 while still waiting, – and oddly enough it became one of the most viewed threads on this forum.
This is how it started:
As it happens, I am the lucky owner of a serious harem of nice guns. And I frequently visit my summerplace on the coast down south in Norway, where weather is the only restriction to my shooting….
Summernights are nice and light with sunset around 22hrs….:

So yesterday I quit Oslo for a few weeks. Fed up with my loooongish waiting for ED and friends to deliver I took 11 members of my harem with me.
Here they are:

As some of you may know, I test and review guns for our Norwegian forum, and this time a comparison of springers is on the agenda….
So go ahead and name them, from left to right…….
And yes. There will be a more in depth test of Lelya 090 who has got new glasses for the occasion…….. 😉
Life is too short to sit put and wait……… 😀
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Kazz, coule be a couple of things. A bad scope reticle with elevation issues. Or your rest is making the muzzle tip up and down when it recoils slightly.
I had the same issue on my 223 target rifle until I made some nice bag sliders. If you watch a pb bench rest shooter line up the shot they will slide the rifle back and forth to be sure the poi doesn’t change as the rifle slides on the bags.
The bench rest kit for the USFT is a part that fits to the end of the butt stock and it is mounted parallel to the bore of the rifle. Even though the recoil of an airgun is next to nothing I think it still makes a difference.
I changed the way my target rifle slid in the bags and my groups improved significantly. My vertical stringing issues went away like magic since my muzzle used to rise when the rifle slid back on the bags.